Women have inherited an astonishing number of rules about money.
Save what’s left over. Put everyone else first. Don’t talk about what you earn. And if you have debt, you must have done something wrong.
These rules can sound so normal that you don’t even realize how much influence they have over the money you’re creating. But inherited doesn’t mean permanent.
In Part 2 of Inherited Money Rules Every Woman Entrepreneur Should Question, I’m challenging five more rules women have been handed about savings, debt, ambition, and putting yourself on the financial priority list. Because making your own money deserves to come with making your own money rules.
In this episode, I talk about:
Why savings deserves more than whatever is left over.
How to prioritize your financial future while still caring for the people you love.
Why shame has never paid off a credit card—but stewardship can.
The staggering cost of women keeping money private.
How to experience saving as accumulation instead of deprivation.
If your income has flattened or isn’t increasing as quickly as you know it could, a few smart changes can create significantly more income.
The Money Uplevel Private Intensive gives you absolute clarity on the pricing opportunities, income opportunities, Expense Edits, money leaks, and Bankable Beliefs with the greatest potential to increase your income and profit.
The money is in your business. Let’s go find it.
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Ep #147: 5 Inherited Money Rules Every Woman Entrepreneur Should Question (Part 1)
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